6.25 Chopin's Etudes, Op 10
6.50 Metamorphism In the Italian Alps
7.1S Computing: Operating Systems
7.4 Reading Development
8.5 A Matter of Geometry
8.31 The Nature of Chemistry

A See-Saw programme.

In the last of the series Janet Ellis tells a Buddhist tale of the elephant who fell into bad company; Mike Amatt sings about the 'Sower of seeds'; Christopher Lillicrap describes how Stinky Wilson and Bully Thompson played havoc with a 'trampoloon'.

This is the day which the Lord has made!
We shall rejoice and be glad in it.
Today's speaker is THE REV AUSTEN WILLIAMS , for 27 years Vicar of St Martin-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square. He is joined by some of his co-workers at St Martin's round a television set in the church basement, which links them with all the programme's viewers in prayer, meditation and thanksgiving for the events of the day.
Old Testament reading: Genesis 32, vv 24-28; Gospel: Matthew 16, w 13-18; Hymn for meditation: 0 thou. who earnest from above (Hereford) Producer ELIZABETH GORT
Series producer Angela tilby

One of the issues in the recent election campaign was the future of the welfare state. A day-care parents scheme operating in the Southall area is under threat of closure as its funding from the local council has ceased. Should community projects of this nature rely on state support, or should the community step in and take over the responsibility?
SURINDER KOCHAR talks to ANILA CHADA, organiser of the scheme, and THE REV MANO RUMALSHAH, Chairman of Ealing Community Relations Council, about the effects the closure might have and the possible alternatives.
BALJINDER SINGH SANGHERA Will attempt to swim across the Channel in September. In a film report, he is seen training and preparing for this demanding venture, and he and his trainer TOM mcneill talk about the difficulties and obstacles they have encountered.
The round-up of news and events from the communities is followed by a Bengali folk song performed by ASGHAR ALIM.
Producer Yousor aziz
Executive producer ASHOK raupal BBC Pebble Mill

The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v New Zealand from The Oval Fourth day
PETER WEST introduces coverage of today's play.
Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TONY LEWIS TOM GRAVENEY
Television presentation
BILL TAYLOR , KEITH MACKENZIE Producer nick HUNTER
BBC videobook, Harry Carpenter 's Video Book of Sport Volume 2 (bbcv 5019), from retailers

Weather for farmers MICHAEL FISH

starring
Frank Sinatra Clint Walker
During World War II, an American aircraft crash lands on an island in the Pacific.
The survivors assume that it will be only a matter of time before they are spotted and rescued. Then they discover that their refuge is already occupied-by the Japanese.
Screenplay by JOHN TWIST and katsuya susaki Produced and directed by FRANK SINATRA Films: page 14

The 37th Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod, in which representatives from nearly 30 countries competed, took place earlier this month.
Brian Kay looks back at some of the highlights of this colourful festival of music and dance.
Engineering manager STAN jonis Director VINCENT DOWDALL Producer ANDREW QUICK BBC Wales

Mickey, Donald and Goofy steer their tugboat toward disaster. Pluto is left to guard the food on a camping trip while Donald Duck falls in love.
A WALT disney production

The sixth of seven award-winning wildlife films. For more than a year the teenage naturalist and cameraman, Simon King , explored the rich and various habitats of the south of England. Simon's view of the countryside is unique. He shoots the film and narrates the story too. In particular he examines the way that many wild creatures are affected by demands upon the land. 6: Gardens
Editor TONY WILLIAMS Producer JOHN king

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

by CHARLES DICKENS dramatised by JAMES ANDREW HALL
Presented in six episodes starring
2: Young Pip has been regularly visiting Miss Havisham, who is haunted by her bitter past. Although her adopted daughter, the icily beautiful Estella, despises him as a common labouring boy, he continues to be fascinated by her. =
Music composed and conducted by PAUL RUDE
Producer BARRY letts Director JULIAN AMYES
A- Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

written by RAYMOND ALLEN starring Designer
KEN STARKEY
Production MICHAEL MILLS <Repeat)
(Another episode on Friday at 7.0 pm)

A second series in eight episodes written by EWART ALEXANDER based on characters created by JOHN QUIGLEY , starring
7: Robert: ' More to the point, Mother, perhaps you had better ask why the future of King's Royal is tonight in the hands of a man who was once this family's enemy.'
Music by PAUL LEWIS
Designers ALEX coorlay, ALAN WRIGHT Producer GERAINT MORRIS
Director MARC MILLER. BBC Scotland

The first of seven parts written by Roy Clarke
starring Robin Bailey as Redvers Potter
with John Barron as the Vicar, Noel Dyson as Aileen
and John Warner as Tolly

Potter, late of "Pottermints", and his friend and drinking companion the Vicar, feel that Potter's neighbour, the amiable Tolly, has a gap in his life. Can they fill it happily?

(Feature p13)

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Guatemala - An Exercise in Faith General Efrain Rios Montt , President of Guatemala, is a man in trouble. Last year he swept to power in a military coup, and in this traditionally Roman Catholic country energetically promoted his brand of charismatic evangelism.
This year Pope John Paul II was officially received with ill-disguised hostility: days before his arrival, six guerrillas were executed despite a papal plea for clemency. Now the Army's highest-ranking General has been sacked for claiming that religious sectarianism at the highest levels of government is causing ' unnecessary offence ' to the Catholic population.
As the battle for the soul of Guatemala develops, David Jessel examines the nature of the evangelical movement and the Catholic opposition, and asks ' whose God is winning? '
Producer COLIN CAMERON
Editor JOHN STUART ROBERTS

Eight films about Fred Dibnah
7: Victory - and After
At the steam rally FRED DIBNAH is awarded a tankard to commemorate his epic journey, but it has been a gruelling week, and it's a relief to get back to everyday life and topple another chimney. Narrator Deryck Guyler
Photography ARTHUR SMITH , MARTIN LIGHTENING Written and produced by DON HAWORTH
BBC Manchester